Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1923 — Page 5

KEEP FIT AND YOU WILL HARDLY FEEL THE HEAT

Thousands of people have found I . Dr. Thaeher’s Liver and Blood overcomes the depressing effPtt» of the wilting heat of summer! ' i enables them to do their work with a vim ami enjoy their hours of pl liy to the fullest extent. In hot weather the system "lets down" the liver becomes sluggish, anti th'’ body la ' ks tone and vitaUty ' So to enjoy as vigorous health in the summer as you do in the cooler months, and to feel yourself vibratfll.. with vim and energy apd the joyoinn<;s of rich, pure blood coursing leneva news Mrs. Lydia Wegmiller left Monday afternoon for LaGrange where she will be the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glende, of Chicigo, who motored to tills place a week or so ago and have been visitin; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Shoemaker and daughter, Ruth, left Tuesday morning for their home. Simon McGriff, of Celina. Ohio, was a business caller here Monday afternoon. A boy baby was born to Mr. and Mr Amos Brunner last Sunday.'Mr. aril Mrs. Brunner are now staying witli her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Frav 1, of Ceylon, bqt are former residents of Decatur. Mrs. Clara Anderson was in Decatur Monday and attended to business matters in connection with the new Adams County Hospital. Ed Biteman, who had been visiting with his sister, Mrs. Fred Deitsch, and other friends here, left Sunday fcr his home in Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCollum and Mi: - Madeline McCollum, all of Decatur, are 'spending this week here at their parental homes. Miss Caroline Acker accompanied sonic Decatur friends to Lake Wawasee last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Cochran, of Muntie, spent Sunday with his parents, Rev, and Mrs. J. H. Cochran, pastor of the local U. B. Church. Bland Stahl, of Detroit, is visiting this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stahl, of near here. L John Miller and family and Miss f Esther Hutton motored to Muncie last! Sunday and spent the day with relatives. Kenneth Whiteman, of Fort Wayne, 1 was called to this place last Sunday because his wife's’condition had be-, come worse. However, she showed some improvement Sunday morning and it is thought that she will now recover soon. •

| July Clearance Sale All i; SUMMER HATS ■ ’ " ;; Wc are offering Every Summer Hat L in our store at Greatly Reduced Prices j; „ All Hat Values QQ QQ * :: up to $7.50 tpo.vv :: All Hat Values QO QQ ’• ;■ up to $5.00* All Hat Values QI QQ H up to $4.00 (PiiVV .. Gift & Hat Shoppe *• • • ! ’ Monroe Street | Public Sale I As lam going to live with my mother, I will sell at public |g| H auction, at my residence, 716 North sth street, on I Saturday, June 14,1923 I Commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp. , R| My household furniture consisting of —One Hobart & Cable ph player piano, including 60 rolls of music, this piano is in good £g| M condition; one 1917 model Ford touirng car, with Kelsey body; K ■ one solid oak side board; polished oak davenport; polished oak ■ bed and springs; iron bed and springs; oak book case; square Hl dining table; polished oak library table; bureau; sott coal Mj El heating stove, a good one; kitchen cabinet; Universal range Hg cook stove, almost new; kitchen table; fifteen yards of good gg Bj linoleum; kitchen cjpifrs; small heating stove; dining chairs; H H rocking chairs; ironing board; 9x12, Congoleum rug; 11x12 RH Axminater rug, good one; crocks and jars, and numerous other h|| E articles. TERMS— CASH. Party who buys Piano will be given 13 S K months time on good bankable note, if so desired. , M Ransome Barkley. > Roy S. Johnson. Auct. H

| through your" veins, you must u'd ! Nature in eliminating wastes and hi renewing the strength-giving red cell* of the blood. Go to the nearest Thatcher agent today. Begin taking Dr. Thaeher’s Liver and Blood Syrup and learn how easily you an build yourself up so you will hardly notice the hot weather. Thaeher’s is pleasant tasting, harmless and guaranteed, Your money refunded if the first bottle does not help you. Sold in Decatur by The Holthouse Drug Co. ___________________________ Wm. Hoskinson and family motored to Winchester Sunday and Were the guests of Mrs. Edith Hoskinson. Little Miss Helen Hoskinson accompanied them on their return and will spend some time here visiting with her grandparents. The Misses Edith Pontius, Edith and Dondeena Whiteman anti Messers Wilbur Shoemaker and Forest Deitsch motored to Fort Wayne last Sunday afternoon where they spent a few hours. Mrs. Linton and daughters, Ada and Ruth, had as their guest at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Glende,*"of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Noah Shoemaker and daughter, Ruth, and Miss Lavone Mattax. A. J. Bliss and fafnily and Miss Sella Whiteman, who motored to Bloomfield, Ohio last Saturday and visited at the home of Mrs. Bliss’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shutt, returned ‘o their homes here Monday evening. Mrs. Vern Dick, of Fort Wayne, arrived here Tuesday morning, having been called because of the death of her grandmother. The former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fields and family, and Mrs. Dick motored to the home of the deceased, returning home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ed Bowser and son, Merritt, who had been visiting her mother, Mrs. H. M. Rot kwood. returned to heir home at Muncie, Monday. Roy Winship left for his home at Bridgeport, 111.. Monday afteY spending some time visiting with his brothI er, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Winship. — o Wheat Itallies; Crashes (United Dress Service) 1 Chicago, July 12. — (Special to Daily (Democrat)—After a rally to $1.00% a ! bushel, July wheat crashed at ,tho[ I dose to 99% on the Chicago Board of • Trade today. A selling drive made short work of the bull movement that was based ion reports of crop in Germany; September wheat reached a peak of $1.00%, but fell to 99% at the close. December deliveries cleaned at $1.02%.

REVERE PJ.ANT WORKING Automobile Factory Producing Again Under New Management ■ Stockholders who held doubt for some time are glad to hear that the Revere Motors Company, of latgansport, manufacturers of "America's il! Incomparable Car," is reaching the 11 1 stage where it will be able to launch j into full production within the next t few weeks, A four passenger sport s model, trimmed in gray Spanish leathv er and painted a beautiful gun metal ’’ will be shipped to Cincinnati, Ohio, . by the first part of next week. The r machine is part of fifty ordered by B. e Rogers, the Revere dealer at Cineinati. The sport model, equipped with the famous new Monson motor will be I used as a show car. Adolph Monson, head designer of 1 the factory announced yesterday that | an exhibition trip through a number | of eastern states, including New York i would be made within the next two 1 months. It is the plan of Mr. Monson, j l as soon,us quantity production is under way, to make the tour for adver-' i Using the local product. A number of I stunts, including speed thrials, will be i made in the east to demonstrate the ' superior qualities of the New Revere, i powered with the Monson motor. The Monson motor, which was reI cently designetr after months of ex- , perimenting by Mr. Monson will soon . win for itself a pl ce in the racing ■ world, local motor fans believe. In , speed trials Monson's five passenger “job,” the car used for making ex- > periments has actually done over 86 i ( miles per hour. I The Revere Company has received I 1 many compliments on the new motor I front Chicago motorists, who saw the car when it was exhibited in Chicago . a few weeks ago. Automobile engi ; neerss have been amazed at the sim-1 ! plicity of the construction of the ' power plant. Clean cut in every deI tail and with every unit accessible the ' i new Monson motor has created a sen-! . sation in the automobile world. The motor is of the horizontal type ' , with an overhead camshaft. Many . , features never before used in a mo- > tor car. have been incorporate d by Mr.

nr| BERNSTEIN’S RF| GREATEST CLEARANCE SALE 1 Now in Full Swing—With the Greatest Assemblage of Values ever before the public—Prices cut lower than ever. Read Carefully. i A nice assortment of Tissue Mens Balbriggan Union Suits; Ladies Pink Batiste Slip-Over Childrens Blue and White Voile, Special Price lOz t all sizes, short sleeve, 7(1/. • Gowns. 85c value, Si ripe Coveralls, QQ/* Yard AtzC- ankle length I Special D«/U All sizes 2 to BOvV 9-4 Heavy Unbleached Sheeting Good Quality Dress Gingham. , ~ n ... , . .. .. . .. , Co,xl quality, ft* :< line of <,<,« terns; (a, "'!" e ¥“ shn I.»<li.s_Kn,l mon.Suite,U« ; Y.,.,1 ...1 43c S|K.<iul priee. yard... 1»C Hounee ol wide embrot.kry; lu ITO ~>c value, all I' I — ' Regular price $1.50; QQz* sizes 36 to 41TtOv ; 75c Fine Figured Voile, QQ_ Ladies Assorted Color Special vOU — ■ ; 10 inch, wide, yard DOl Camisoles DOC j, U(livs Fibre silk Hose, all Good Quality Table Good Quality Bleached 1 £* Green Window Shades, 6 feet sizes; black, brown or : Linen, yard "rJ/C Outing, yard ADC long, regular width 49c hite, pair*X«zV I 3-4 Childrens Socks, Mens Khaki Pants, QI . ... , , , : all sizes, pair ZDC all sizes; $2. value tpl.Oi/ A nice line Ladies House Ap- Ladies l ine Lisle Hose, aae . ; Good Quality Apron 1 r 16 in. All Linen Towel- n runs, made ol good QQp all sizes, pair Gingham, yard ADC ing, good value, yard.. A«/C quality I ercale OvU : 12 in. Pepperell, Fine QQ Mens Athletic Union KQ n Ladies Plain or Fancy 4fl/» Ladies Pannel Back Silk Hose, Pillow tubing, yard...DDC Suits, ajl sizes 36 to 46ptJV Crepe Bloomers 4tt/C 'akie QoC ; Mens Good Quality Work Mens Brown or Black J 7 i>- i r• • — ——l ■ Shirts, all sizes PQ Hose, all sizes, pair. ... AUC '•* *“ ICpC SQp A large assortment Ladies Silk 14% to 17 DMC —- Sl, 1 , - llls ..eJUV Fil)rt " Blouses or Sleeveless A new shipment Ladies White ; « . An J Ladies Gingham Petti- 4Q„ Princess. Slips, QI nr A nice line Curtain 4Q„ Sweaters. U»> HW coats; Special price.... Tct/C all sizes tp L Goods 10c to'At/C A new shipment.. / > ’ ” ;====zzzzzzr "v”^" 1 A real saving on every pair of shoes th™e in even <3l HO© S or oxfords you buy. Quality the nest. @lO © & and Department Special prices during sale. ' SAVE money . -» * J ~ La(lics White Gmvass Strap or Gn '* i '.t ß M' llS ™ Blucher Dress A few pair -Ladies One Strap ill zxr" Satin Slippers; all sizes 3to 7; Shoe; a dandy; rubber heel; 'Mine lumps, 0 fwTund $1.95 M.IXI .J.;,.; ipnqo nil sizes 111,, il (..1 QR •••• T I 77“ Special price tPfrNpc/Cl Ladies Satin One Strap Slippers Mens Black or Brown Oxlords, Men< Brown Heavy W r ork Shoe ' Junior Lewis heel; (PQ QPC French toe; all sna]>py stylc-s: • ' wearing' ’ HT Mens Brown all new All sizes Ito 8.... rubber heel; all size d* JQr / ■ ~7% 11 SZ 75 Spring styles; $1.75 values; $5.50 Io $6. values *bT.»jD shot . nil siz< s 6-1 I rubber heel- d*Q nr Mens Brown English or Bluch~TL.ek 0xi,,,,!,. Cui,.... Cun Maul Ih-s Stoe; „!! ,i zl . s 8 ,0.... S 3. JO jr Ite- Shoe; nib- Jg rubber heel; all £*Q all sizes 6 to. 11 (I* O QO 14 1 lK ’ - 111 SIZIS - • sizes; s3.7s’value.. $2.75 and !.:i<!ivs One Strap Brown Slip- Ladies One Strap Comfort Slip- ■ '- — — , ~ ~ . ... . ni T. per. low or (Alban heel; rubber ners .>ll S ; /( S 1 i ( , rt» -g on Bovs Sport or Brown Oxfords. Ladies or Glr £ B 'aek lu>d . al| sjzes 4(o ‘ _ s , [ ,’ ubb( , r $139 rubber heel, all solid; all sizes latent S lippers, $3..>0 to val Special <7 13% to 6; QQ values; all sizes; all (PO QO Ladies Black Kid One Strap H<N> value rubber heel; Special Mens Mule Skin Light Weight Mens Plain Toe. Vici Kid Cush- Rubber Heel, Black or Brown “ ,l s ' z ‘' s: CO WQ Work Shoes: all sizes 6 to 11; ion Sole Shoe; rubber heel; Oxlords; $3.7.> and $4 values; Jll..' 11 Clearance Sale QQ all sizes 6to 11 QQ Qt all si * s 3to 8; all QQ Mens Palm Beach Qi QQ solid; Special price Oxfords, all siz's.. *PA.tJO 9

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, .JULY 12, 1923.

Monson in his latest creation, the only practical chain adjustment on the timing gears ever Invented 'is uaetl in the Revere cars. Patterns of the new motor were sent to the foundry at Muntie two weeks ago. As soon as the casts are completed the company will enter rapid production of cars using the new motor. The Dussenberg type, used for " ' ' ll 1 ■ 1 » ■' 1

■rue 2 ■ O! ffiLs JraHKl Just &^ ew I of This Beautifully Finished y , Combination z 'j ~,,, Watch and Bank | THEY REMIND YOU TO SAVE REGULARLY * Remember- Opportun ty i not what may come to us It ts so easy to accumulate a little money . tomorrow, but what we make out of to- when you save regularly. Th s little ■ IV n day. come in today and open a savings watch and savings bank will remind you » IfP r3V account and get one of these dainty to put some of your earnings in the bank J combination watch and savings banks. every time you look at it. Once you . . • z You can have one in either black or have the habit of saving a little every ■ ij K dwhite enamel when you make the initial j ay yy|l wjll soon re alixe how quickly depost of Five Dollars on a savings ac- amounts make Urge sums. count. You do not have to pay tor the ■ Q • watch, we will gladly give it to you so So he sure to come in as soon as you vll )3VinPS tl,at you cao ro P a co * ua * n every can and get your reminder before they day. are all gone. I OLD ADAMS COUNTY BANK K ' •~nrrwMmwßnTTWii nix nr tmiiw, :' ra n mwti i—w -

Hevdhil years are being installed In machines at the present time. Only six of tile .Monson motors have been constructed and those all by hand. O —. --- - Eight Players Left In National Tennis Tourney (United Press Service) Indianapolis. Ind., July 12. — (Ppoclal —■ — ■ ■

to Daily Democrat) —Overcast skltis and sultry weather greeted the eight players who entered the quarter finals In the national day court tennis tour-( nej here this afternoon. The matches were scli< doled to start at 2 o'clock. EIGHT POUND BOY An eight-pound boy baby was born ■'

to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freldt this morning . The younster's father is n member of the city lire department. This Is the fourth son in the family. This baby failed to get the lavallier which was offered recently for the first girl born to one of the city fin men. Q- ..■« « « (-WANT ADW BARN—I—I—I